Known fact: The smoother one is from @Formlabs Form 2 (SLA technology). It really is better in quality, but when I need big parts, or when I need a part quickly, @MakerBot (FDM technology) is a better solution. FDM use filaments, which are usually cheaper. They create infill structures to make the part cost less. SLA uses resins, which Read more about SLA vs FDM Gears[…]
How about the edges and the weak vacuum of the vacuum cleaner? A 3D printed solution. I 3D designed it using @SolidWorks. I 3d printed it using @makerbot .
My school uniforms are strange. Their buttons brake into pieces suddenly. Are my uniforms tight? No. So, I suspected the buttons, not my belly. I 3D printed buttons using @proto_pasta carbon fiber filament, and problem got solved. I actually 3D printed a lot of them, and gave some to the people in my club in school, MakerClub. Read more about Button V2[…]
Just a small fix to dear paper spitter. I 3D designed it using @SolidWorks. I 3d printed it using @makerbot .
My AP exams are finished, I have finished some of my big projects, so I am back. I have more than a hundred things to share… When I was in middle school, I was making these mathematical fractals by drawing. I thought, why not doing it with a single rope? So, I prepared a Read more about Rope Fractal[…]
3d printed model car tire. 3d printed on MakerBot 5th gen Replicator with NinjaFlex and that’s the interesting part (because 5th gen MakerBots can’t print flexible materials (or couldn’t:)). As information, it is 3d printed with 5th gen @MakerBot Replicator, I designed it on @SolidWorks.
My new, 3d printed touch sensor. Thanks for @proto_pasta for their conductive and carbon fiber PLA’s. As information, I AM ONLY 14 years old. I designed it with @SolidWorks (Also I passed CSWA exam (220 out of 240)). I printed it with @MakerBot.
A simple, 3d printed switch case. Better designs are coming soon. As information, I AM ONLY 14 years old. I designed it with @SolidWorks (Also I passed CSWA exam (220 out of 240)). I printed it with @MakerBot.